public void Init(NamedCommand cmd)
{
InitButton();
label.text = cmd.Name;
_button.onClick.AddListener(() => cmd.Action.Invoke());
}
/// <summary>
/// Registers some additional commands to be added to the actions
/// toolbar and the context menu in the Intelligence Portal.
/// This method is called by the Intelligence Portal application.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="registrar">The command registrar, which handles the
/// registration of commands and command groups.</param>
public void RegisterCommands(ICommandRegistrar registrar)
{
// "displayItemDetailsCommand" displays item details, but only if
// there is exactly one selected item, and that item came from the
// example data source.
var displayItemDetailsCommand = new SimpleCommand
{
IsEnabled = CanDisplayItemDetails(),
Action = RunDisplayItemDetailsTabIntent
};
var displayItemDetailsNamedCommand = new NamedCommand(SubsettingExampleStringResources.DisplayItemDetailsCommandDisplayName, null, null, displayItemDetailsCommand, DisplayItemDetailsCommandId);
// Register the command within the command group.
registrar.RegisterCommands(new[] { displayItemDetailsNamedCommand }, ItemDetailsGroupingId, Enumerable.Empty <Guid>(), Enumerable.Empty <Guid>());
}
public TextCommandButtonNonTMP Initialized(NamedCommand cmd)
{
Init(cmd);
return(this);
}
/// <summary>
/// Registers some additional commands to be added to the actions
/// toolbar and the context menu in the Intelligence Portal.
/// This method is called by the Intelligence Portal application.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="registrar">The command registrar, which handles the
/// registration of commands and command groups.</param>
public void RegisterCommands(ICommandRegistrar registrar)
{
// "displayItemDetailsCommand" displays item details, but only if
// there is exactly one selected item, and that item came from the
// example data source.
var displayItemDetailsCommand = new SimpleCommand
{
IsEnabled = CanDisplayItemDetails(),
Action = RunDisplayItemDetailsTabIntent
};
var displayItemDetailsNamedCommand = new NamedCommand(SubsettingExampleStringResources.DisplayItemDetailsCommandDisplayName, null, null, displayItemDetailsCommand, DisplayItemDetailsCommandId);
// Register the command within the command group.
registrar.RegisterCommands(new[] { displayItemDetailsNamedCommand }, ItemDetailsGroupingId, Enumerable.Empty<Guid>(), Enumerable.Empty<Guid>());
}
/// <summary>
/// Registers some additional commands to be added to the actions
/// toolbar and the context menu in the Intelligence Portal.
/// This method is called by the Intelligence Portal application.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="registrar">The command registrar, which handles the
/// registration of commands and command groups.</param>
public void RegisterCommands(ICommandRegistrar registrar)
{
// Register your custom commands here. You can specify where the
// commands should appear in relation to other commands.
// "command1" determines how many items are currently selected, and
// displays a message that contains that information to the user.
var command1 = new SimpleCommand
{
IsEnabled = true,
Action = () => mNotificationService.PresentAutoExpireSuccessfulActionNotificationToUser(
string.Format(CommandExtensibilityExampleStringResources.ExampleCommand1MessageFormat, mCommandsContext.SelectedModels.Count()))
};
var namedCommand1 = new NamedCommand(CommandExtensibilityExampleStringResources.ExampleCommand1DisplayName,
CommandExtensibilityExampleStringResources.ExampleCommand1Tooltip,
"/CommandExtensibilityExample;component/Assets/ExampleCommand1Icon.png",
command1,
ExampleCommand1Id);
// "command2" determines whether the Intelligence Portal is
// displaying information about a set, and reports that to the user.
var command2 = new SimpleCommand
{
IsEnabled = true,
Action = () => mNotificationService.PresentAutoExpireSuccessfulActionNotificationToUser(
string.Format(CommandExtensibilityExampleStringResources.ExampleCommand2MessageFormat, mCommandsContext.SetContext != null ? CommandExtensibilityExampleStringResources.ExampleCommand2PositiveResponse : CommandExtensibilityExampleStringResources.ExampleCommand2NegativeResponse))
};
var namedCommand2 = new NamedCommand(CommandExtensibilityExampleStringResources.ExampleCommand2DisplayName,
CommandExtensibilityExampleStringResources.ExampleCommand2Tooltip,
"/CommandExtensibilityExample;component/Assets/ExampleCommand2Icon.png",
command2,
ExampleCommand2Id);
// The commands added here appear in the given order, within the
// given group. "command1" therefore appears before "command2".
// There are no existing commands in the custom group, so there is
// no need to specify "before" or "after" information.
registrar.RegisterCommands(
commands: new[] { namedCommand1, namedCommand2 },
containingBlock: ExampleCommandGroupingId,
insertBefore: Enumerable.Empty <Guid>(),
insertAfter: Enumerable.Empty <Guid>());
// "insertedcommand" just displays a message to indicate that the
// user has selected it
var insertedCommand = new SimpleCommand
{
IsEnabled = mCommandsContext.SelectedModels.Any(),
Action = () => mNotificationService.PresentAutoExpireSuccessfulActionNotificationToUser(
CommandExtensibilityExampleStringResources.ExampleInsertedCommandMessage)
};
var insertedNamedCommand = new NamedCommand(CommandExtensibilityExampleStringResources.ExampleInsertedCommandDisplayName,
CommandExtensibilityExampleStringResources.ExampleInsertedCommandTooltip,
"/CommandExtensibilityExample;component/Assets/InsertedCommandIcon.png",
insertedCommand,
ExampleInsertedCommandId);
// Add "insertedcommand" into the list of standard commands,
// rather than into its own group. This call requests that the
// command is displayed after the delete command and before the
// create link command.
registrar.RegisterCommands(
commands: new[] { insertedNamedCommand },
containingBlock: DefaultItemCommands.ItemCommandsCommandGroupingType,
insertBefore: new[] { DefaultItemCommands.DeleteCommandType },
insertAfter: new[] { DefaultItemCommands.CreateLinkCommandType });
}
public void IdShouldWriteExpectedValue()
{
// arrange
var expected = "42";
var command = new NamedCommand<object>( "Test", DefaultAction.None );
// act
Assert.PropertyChanged( command, "Id", () => command.Id = expected );
var actual = command.Id;
// assert
Assert.Equal( expected, actual );
}
public void DescriptionShouldNotAllowNull()
{
// arrange
string value = null;
var command = new NamedCommand<object>( "Test", DefaultAction.None );
// act
var ex = Assert.Throws<ArgumentNullException>( () => command.Description = value );
// assert
Assert.Equal( "value", ex.ParamName );
}
public void NameShouldNotAllowNullOrEmpty( string value )
{
// arrange
var command = new NamedCommand<object>( "Test", DefaultAction.None );
// act
var ex = Assert.Throws<ArgumentNullException>( () => command.Name = value );
// assert
Assert.Equal( "value", ex.ParamName );
}
/// <summary>
/// Registers some additional commands to be added to the actions
/// toolbar and the context menu in the Intelligence Portal.
/// This method is called by the Intelligence Portal application.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="registrar">The command registrar, which handles the
/// registration of commands and command groups.</param>
public void RegisterCommands(ICommandRegistrar registrar)
{
// Register your custom commands here. You can specify where the
// commands should appear in relation to other commands.
// "command1" determines how many items are currently selected, and
// displays a message that contains that information to the user.
var command1 = new SimpleCommand
{
IsEnabled = true,
Action = () => mNotificationService.PresentAutoExpireSuccessfulActionNotificationToUser(
string.Format(CommandExtensibilityExampleStringResources.ExampleCommand1MessageFormat, mCommandsContext.SelectedModels.Count()))
};
var namedCommand1 = new NamedCommand(CommandExtensibilityExampleStringResources.ExampleCommand1DisplayName,
CommandExtensibilityExampleStringResources.ExampleCommand1Tooltip,
"/CommandExtensibilityExample;component/Assets/ExampleCommand1Icon.png",
command1,
ExampleCommand1Id);
// "command2" determines whether the Intelligence Portal is
// displaying information about a set, and reports that to the user.
var command2 = new SimpleCommand
{
IsEnabled = true,
Action = () => mNotificationService.PresentAutoExpireSuccessfulActionNotificationToUser(
string.Format(CommandExtensibilityExampleStringResources.ExampleCommand2MessageFormat, mCommandsContext.SetContext != null ? CommandExtensibilityExampleStringResources.ExampleCommand2PositiveResponse : CommandExtensibilityExampleStringResources.ExampleCommand2NegativeResponse))
};
var namedCommand2 = new NamedCommand(CommandExtensibilityExampleStringResources.ExampleCommand2DisplayName,
CommandExtensibilityExampleStringResources.ExampleCommand2Tooltip,
"/CommandExtensibilityExample;component/Assets/ExampleCommand2Icon.png",
command2,
ExampleCommand2Id);
// The commands added here appear in the given order, within the
// given group. "command1" therefore appears before "command2".
// There are no existing commands in the custom group, so there is
// no need to specify "before" or "after" information.
registrar.RegisterCommands(
commands: new[] { namedCommand1, namedCommand2 },
containingBlock: ExampleCommandGroupingId,
insertBefore: Enumerable.Empty<Guid>(),
insertAfter: Enumerable.Empty<Guid>());
// "insertedcommand" just displays a message to indicate that the
// user has selected it
var insertedCommand = new SimpleCommand
{
IsEnabled = mCommandsContext.SelectedModels.Any(),
Action = () => mNotificationService.PresentAutoExpireSuccessfulActionNotificationToUser(
CommandExtensibilityExampleStringResources.ExampleInsertedCommandMessage)
};
var insertedNamedCommand = new NamedCommand(CommandExtensibilityExampleStringResources.ExampleInsertedCommandDisplayName,
CommandExtensibilityExampleStringResources.ExampleInsertedCommandTooltip,
"/CommandExtensibilityExample;component/Assets/InsertedCommandIcon.png",
insertedCommand,
ExampleInsertedCommandId);
// Add "insertedcommand" into the list of standard commands,
// rather than into its own group. This call requests that the
// command is displayed after the delete command and before the
// create link command.
registrar.RegisterCommands(
commands: new[] { insertedNamedCommand },
containingBlock: DefaultItemCommands.ItemCommandsCommandGroupingType,
insertBefore: new[] { DefaultItemCommands.DeleteCommandType },
insertAfter: new[] { DefaultItemCommands.CreateLinkCommandType });
}
